The Irish standard., 1887-07-09
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
St. Anthony Park enjoys new post
office.
l6,00Opeople passed through the Union
depot on July 4.
$12,7O0 was distributed among the
street force for the month of June.
Tim Reardon's barn burned on the
Fourth. Loss about $500, covered by
insurance.
Judge Brewer, of the United States
circuit, will arrive on Thursday, and
will be on tie bench Friday morning.
The plumbing contract for the court
house has been awarded to Adamson &
Co.. Of st. Paul. for the sum OF Sl8,850.
Minneapolis 8, St. Paul 49, on Tues
day. Wednesday, Minneapolis 4, ST..
Paul g. The base ball fever is varying
like The scores
The picnic at St. Patrick's grove was
q grand success Father Clark is a
worker, and rs finds willing hands to
assist him in ST. l'atrick's s parish
The new}y-e elected officers CT the
board of education are: President, a.
G. Postelthwaite vice president, L. A,
Gilbert; secretary, Otto Dreher.
The city council On Tuesday evening
awarded the contract for the building
Of the uptown bridge to the Keystone
Company for the sum of $40, 1924.
..There has been several attempts at
passing counterfeit money in this city
for the past few days, but in each case
the wouidbe yiolalers have been ar
rested.
j. f. Mcclure has been obliged TO
sever his connection with the St. Paul
Hardware Company on account Of III
health. Ills physician recommends out
door work.
Thursday evening a banquet was
given at the Ryan in honor of Lord
Aberdeen, ESQ covers We're spread.
Bishop Ireland delivered che address
of welcome,
On Sunday next a grand new organ
wall be used for the fyst time in St,
Mary's Church. The organ is the gift
of g. few CT the many open-hearted men
OF this parish.
The old Metropolitan hotel sold at
auction ON Wednesday last for ;564 900,
The building. is q four.story brick. IS
feet Gil Third street and 19S feet on
Washington street.
The new directory has Just been
issued, and contains 62.2$3I names, an
increase Of LASTS names over last year.
by using - as a multiple, Ia very con-
seiyative one). st Paul contains 1885,
EFT souls.
Since Jan. I. S,433 transfers of real
estate have been recorded with the
register Of deeds, the considerations
being &34, $50 ,;53322 ;53322 This amount is
&5,979, ,952 more than FOX the whole year
OF 1886.
Mr. and Mrs I'hos, Needhanl, corner
O.! Fourth street east and Commercial
mourn the loss OF their child, which
occurred on tie 18th ult. The funeral
took place on the 2sth. Deep sympathy
is EXPRESSED for the family in their sad
bereavement.
The Salvation Army displayed more
zeal than prudence on the glorious
fourth in attempting to march through
the streets, On this, the small boys
AMI big mans day, the fireworks fell
thick and fast about the army COM
peling a retreat. The perpetrators
should have been arrested.
Rev. John Stanley. Of the Cathedral.
and .Iohn Kerwin, son and daughter,
left Tuesday evening for New York
city, where they will take passage tor
the old world. Several months will be
passed in Ireland, England, France
and Italy. May God preserve them, is
the prayer Of their numberless St, Paul
friends.
The Father Mathew Society elected
the following officers on Sunday last +:
John G.. Donnelly, president; Il. G..
Mccarthy. 1st vice-p president; Dan
Desmond. 2nd 7ice-president john
Treacy, secretary; Anthony Hynes,
treasurer: board Of managers, Henry
Lacz, John Hynes. James F'nely, Tim
Sullivan and John Adams.
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